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To: navyblue
But why not?

There is no explicit constitutional power of judicial review of constitutionality of laws, but yet the Supreme Court exercises this power on a regular basis.
30 posted on 06/29/2003 1:06:07 PM PDT by Viva Le Dissention
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To: Viva Le Dissention
There is no explicit constitutional power of judicial review of constitutionality of laws, but yet the Supreme Court exercises this power on a regular basis.

I think that is pretty much derived by the fact that the Court is the judicial branch of government, and, ironically enough, has judicial powers. There is no doubt the Constitution establishes that.

129 posted on 06/29/2003 5:17:15 PM PDT by Republican Wildcat (Help us elect Republicans in Kentucky! Click on my name for links to all the 2003 candidates!)
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